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Yes, however there are two drawbacks to feeding these. First, the weight bearing bones are naturally harder, which precludes them for smaller dogs, and Second, the thighs do not contain the proper calcium:meat ratio (much more meat than bone). We will feed these periodically when we’re traveling, but would not consider making them a staple of our diet.
